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There were no monsters lying in wait beneath the surf at Pohoiki on Saturday morning 鈥 only fear to be conquered, followed by the unadulterated joy that comes with catching and simultaneously turning yourself over to a wave, letting the ocean take you wherever it will.
As 16-year-old aspiring pro surfer Jimmy Ulualoha 鈥淯lu Boy鈥 Napeahi made his way toward the shoreline, he had a crowd of well-wishers, friends and family rooting him on, giving him the strength he needed to return to the environment he calls his 鈥渟econd home.鈥 .
And here鈥檚 the latest in other neighbor isle gov鈥檛 and politics:
Photo: Pohoiki-style surfing. ()
鈥擟had Blair
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